Idioms for knock
Origin of knock
before 1000; 1890–95
for def 4; Middle English
knokken, knoken (v.), Old English
cnocian, cnucian; cognate with Old Norse
knoka to thump, knock
OTHER WORDS FROM knock
knock·less, adjective re·knock, verb un·knocked, adjective un·knock·ing, adjectiveWords nearby knock
knobbly,
knobby,
knobcone pine,
knobhead,
knobkerrie,
knock,
knock about,
knock back,
knock cold,
knock dead,
knock down
British Dictionary definitions for knock together
knock
/ (nɒk) /
verb
noun
Word Origin for knock
Old English
cnocian, of imitative origin; related to Old Norse
knoka to hit
Idioms and Phrases with knock together (1 of 2)
knock together
Make or assemble quickly or carelessly, as in We knocked together the bookcases in about half an hour. [Late 1800s]
Idioms and Phrases with knock together (2 of 2)
knock